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HelMOLD Or THE TARIFF.

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HelrOLD OF THE TARIFF.
INSTRUMENTATION Bill to Ee Intro
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,eo,;ro EGToN, September 2.-The
,,,ou Jasar this afternoon publishes
Was an aang:
~ +,a will be a measure brought
,.a.;o, Ay the tariff reformers as
ara Congress convenes, which
ru>;o ably have the endorsement
A., Sministration. The Presi-
ho.,s ##secretary OF the treasury
- Ger Carlisle have been cou-
o.+ he matter since Congress
49, and if it is not~improba.
zGeoera1se e pEssssslsis of Carlisle
adonted sEsnt at Oak View will
married lthe elimination Of their
da1nhie Is possible that the Speak.
,,,isbmenso Washington at this time
nersonal sssly for the purpose Of con-
who wasth the President upon this
brought us expected at the treas
bonse w,Sment that Secretary Fair
,-as;don,5o is now on his vacation,
Jackson return to Washington. It
o]oct;o, ae that he comes to meet
dent scent and Mr.. Carlisle.
.,o4a3 6snult of the Allentown Con-
eral ,Jacls quite satisfactory to the
The loss prmers. They propose to
had channtsge Of the situation, and
letters-,fplan for the reduction of
family ales. The plan being pre-
during Ii conform strictly with the
over bisk there adopted, as it is con-
time exnhy the President. It will
back to tie tobacco tax, but leave the
In timsax where it is, and will
and the rye reduction in the custom
was lost! the necessaries of life in
straitene$ce with the Presidents ut
died in 15n the subject. The inter-
baont;f,i 3ue feature is admitted IS 8
white hofse, and will be tolerated
est comftonnection with very posi-
soe-nasaction of customs. There
She will , acknowledgment of protec-
o'clock. is likely that the reduction
at the he-ps will be more sweeping
EsdaIl would agree to, though
I'd that the whole party can
ht to work together harmoni.
From taa
In Japressman Scott, of Pennsyl-
OF olockss in Washington shortly be-
The stoAllentown Convention, and
having ase matter over with the Pres
toes' As Ewise, it will be remembered,
by the toeht on the Potomac. The
sound asisration is fully committed to
quite stuE ATTITUDE. on the tariff. While
not worn ! been no general conference
inJore thee number Of men in one
door. 1oesre have been important con-
door. Eys between individual leaders
erence to President. Mills, of Texas,
'or the NC be chairman of the ways
slgnIto Sans committee in the next
ns you Pts il the city and has had
ihlnk 1t esces with Mr. Carlisle. The
! Whole re statistics has been called
2snese So figures on customs duties
ne loot. just where the most effective
oot IS onas can be made and how the
Ehey nave would be effected thareby.'
lalis' no essman Roger @. Mills, Of
IRE cramh an interview with Post
'no are tonight says that he is pre-
lney nav tsrif bill to be submitted to
ma TO thssHouse. It will propose
5ers. Induction of duties on iron,
lse OF hlstton and wool. Mills says
very toys of no formal conferences
'hoes co<a among Democrats over the
ut says he believes that the
Int and Speaker Carlisle have
differences on the subject, as
A travher Democrats individually.
stands ,mly attacks the Protection
lams-sats. and says that the Presi-
oakes snd the Speaker of the House
tho verorce MI. Randall and his fol-
;ras a4,2 fall into line or be read out
uences 3:rty.